Purchased Men's 10.5-11.5. They fit my wife's size 9 feet. She likes them OK

I have a size 7-8 and ordered a 8 and it was way too small

I ordered a size or two up and they are still too small. I'm wearing my son's so they fit. (he's 6'2". I'm 5'6". & I ordered his a size or two bigger as per other reviews). Cute tho. They are NOT sturdy enough for hiking. I'm not sure why that's even a review question, but I can tell they won't last the summer on the sharp rocks we have here at the lakes and rivers. Maybe, but doubtable based on the thin flexible soles.

My feet slide around in pool

Very thin and lightweight but did the job didn’t tear or rip and I walked around in them no cushion though

We used them at Aquatica and couldn't keep a footing in the lazy river.

I need the next size larger, an 11-11 & a half in men’s.

I use these for aqua Zumba and aqua fitness 2x per week.Pros:Easy to take on and offHelps grip floor of pool reducing tearing of feet and strain on legsBetter grip = better ability to walk on floor and do certain movesCons:Fill with water making movement like kicks harder with extra dragStrtches over time making the filling with water thing worseI have to empty them out when I leave the poolI think for a cheap option while you are figuring out this water excercise thing, it’s a good way to reduce tearing on your feet. However, I plan to buy more structured water shoes.

Well, after the first day of wear, my son had worn a small hole in the toe. By the end of day 3, there was a large hole in the front toe and the material near the heal began to fray. The shoes are trash now but I don’t consider this a total loss. The shoes did their job and protected my sons feet from being scraped up. The fact that they fell apart is either a sign of how rough my son was playing in the water (water park/pool) or a sign of how cheaply made these are. But they lasted us the 3 days of our trip and that’s all that mattered at the time for a price of $12.

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